Testing accommodations are. to: alter the construct of the test being measured or invalidate the results. provide an unfair advantage for students with disabilities over students taking tests under standardized conditions.substitute for knowledge or abilities that the student has not attained.or students who are declassified by the CSE, the need for specific testing accommodations must be documented in the final IEP in order for these accommodations to continue to be provided until the completion of the student s high school education.
Vermont hikes minimum wage to $10.50. Vermont is the latest state to approve a minimum wage hike. The state's lawmakers passed a bill Saturday that raises the minimum wage in phases from $8.73 to $10.50 by 2018. Gov. Peter Shumlin is expected to sign the bill, his office confirmed.
A: All employers doing business in Vermont are required to pay at a minimum Vermontâs current minimum wage. Although full time high school students are exempt from Vermontâs minimum wage requirement, federal law provides for a minimum compensation for these students.